Any acoustic guitar music like this? All these albums mostly

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>>75067272
Try pic related. Also, try some Neil Young. After the Goldrush, Harvest, Comes a Time and the first half of Rust Never Sleeps are especially good.

>>75067445
Seconding Neil Young. Listen to pic related. It's a lost album from the 70s that jus came out like 2 days ago. It's all acoustic.

What people don't understand about ITAOTS is that all the songwriting is in the vocal parts.

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>>75067491
Forgot pic

I'm here yo save your life OP. This is Cory Hanson known from Wand and his stuff with Ty Segall.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UCBGJcqQQI

>>75067500
I can't read what that says

>>75067496
ITAOTS whould be nothing without F# B# F# C B# and G Em C D

>>75067537
Hitchiker

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>>75067567
>B#

>>75067599
I don't really know what notes they really are I just know its a 1st fret bar on the A string

>>75067612
No, my point is that the vocal part is way more complicated than your average album. As in, if you played the vocal part on a piano, it would be much better written than your average vocal part.

>>75067697
The album is still composed of basic guitar chords and simple strumming techniques like OP stated

>>75067272
>I hate finger picking and I think of it as the acoustic version of guitar wank
I have a hard time taking anyone using the word "wank" when describing technical skill seriously, but what's the problem? Is classical music and flamenco so horrible? Wouldn't you want to hear something more than regular strumming patterns of chords in the first position?